The New Meaningful Revolution Momentum Weekly Newsletter
Sep 09, 2024
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Hey Revolutionaries,
Making changes always feels risky. Over the past year, I’ve struggled with finding a way to make this newsletter both fun and valuable for you—and enjoyable for me.
What began as a two-week break turned into a few months. But I’m thrilled to announce that we’re back, and I believe I’ve found the balance to achieve both goals!
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So, what took two months to figure out? Let me share this week’s big idea!
Revolutionary Idea Of The Week
Know the Job of Your Channels, Products, or Business Lines.
Hey,
Today’s newsletter is talking about the tension between creativity and AI, through a songwriting course I signed up for.
What surprised me was that a huge AI skeptic included an AI lesson in his course. It seems like a contradiction, but looking at it shows something else. AI skepticism is helpful when you don’t let it stop you from experimenting and creating.
What you gain is something un...
Hey Friend,
I’m currently in Seattle to help my Dad move. Today is the the second part. Of course it’s dreary with spritz of rain on the day he needs to move stuff. The past week has been sunny as we prepped his old place and organized things.
Spending time with my brother and Dad has been good overall, but it’s difficult seeing aging parents. It’s more difficult being a thousand miles away whe...
Hey Friend,
This used to be called something else.
I stopped calling this newsletter "Creators That Crush Weekly," because something changed.
Not the content. Not the cadence. Just the name. When I looked at what I was writing, "crushing it" wasn't the main idea. It was something else.
The new idea: you are the input.
I worked with a coaching peer for years. Every week we'd get on a call and ...
The Output
Most creators don't have a content problem. They have a clarity problem.
The Output is a weekly letter for creators who are doing the work but feel like something's still off, and want to figure out what. One idea per issue. No roundups, no tips lists. Just the thinking that makes the output mean something.